Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1887-11-11
fifth districts. Returns will be collected
tonight of votes for the four principal can

didates for secretary of state. Those are
frederick Cook ldemOcrat), f. D. Grant
(republican), D. w: G. Huntington, (pro-
labor. Tie vote vote viii 6e es ce%pared spMS With
the vote cast for the heads of tickets in 1885
when a governor and other state officers
were elected. The number of election dis
hicts in the state is S,l4l. Of this number
l,OS7 are in New York and Kings counties.
The associated press bulletins will give the
state officers are all democrats. The last
legislature stood: Senate, 20 republicans,
IL democrats; assembly, "a republicans, 81
democrats. The election of the Nineteenth
congressional district is to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Nicholas Kane
fill the vacancy caused by the election of
Frank Hiscock (republican) to the United
States senate.
In Brooklyn the chief interest centers in
the mayoralty contest. AS this ticket is
the sixth in the order of the canvass S, it
will be daylight before the vote is coun ted.
The voting was brisk and it is thought that
the vote cast will be very heavy. OF the
$4,000 voters registered in Brooklyn this
year 1T is thought that about 10000 have
voted.
Bulletins.
Returns from New York and Brooklyn so
far received show heavy democratic gains.
If the average democratic majorities as far
as heard from are continued throughout,
Cook will have majority of about $4,000
in New York and Brooklyn.
BrOOklyn.-Two hundred and forty-one
districts out of the 270 in this city give
Grant 1854, Cook 47,906, George 1922,
Huntington 1856.
New York.-Four hundred and six citv
election districts, just one-half the total
number, give Grant 2S24 Cook 5S 745
The Herald's bulletin says New York
state has gone democratic by 10000 to
$4,000. The Sun says Georges vote will
not reach $4,000 in New York state.
-Four hundred and sixty-eight election
districts in New York state outside of New
York and Kings counties give Cook 70,1S7,
Grant 81,l63, Huntington 7,541, George
4,259
Six hundred and thirty-fve election dis
tricts in New York state outside of New
York and Kings counties give Cook lO1 1922
Grant 112,901, Huntington 1O,99O. George
6,5Sl. Same districts in 1885 gave Hill 1O6,-
936, Davenport 122,34, Bascom 1884,
Republicans explain their local defeat
by stating that republicans who went for
George last year have stayed by him,
their party.
Eight hundred and ten districts out of
Grant $3.50.
The Sun claims Malone is defeated in
Virginia and United States democratic
senator will succeed him.
Brooklyn, gives Grant 45,76l, Cook $500,
George 1925, Huntington 2,Oo7, Hall 1,Os8,
Preston AZ.
Two hundred and ffty-seven districts
give Grant Al 1866, Cook 51,914, George H.
097, Huntington LIT, Hall 1856. Preston 80.
New York and Kings counties
complete eatpp al and s4s ELECTION % %, dis
Grant, 2ss7A, Huntington, 1924, George,
59.S13. The same precincts in 1885 gave
Hill 345,173, Davenport 312,13S, Bascom.
15,3Gl. This appear to indicate that for the
vote for Henry George and the increase in
the prohibition vote about 10000 have been
drawn from the republican and 10000 from
the democratic party. The New York
neutrality-suspicious. 73; democrats,
IS.
Senate-Republicans, 10; democrats, 13.
The last assembly had "a republicans and
81 democrats; the senate had 20 republicans
and 1S democrats.
BUFFALO. Nov. 8-Forty two election
districts out of sixty-one in this city give
| of 2,488 over last year.
ITHIcA, Nov. 8-Chairman Robinson of
the republican county committee estimates
Grants plurality in Tompkins county at
800.
New YORK, Nov. 8, $50 a. m.-The total
estimated plurality of Cook over Grant in
the state at this hour is 1900 to 1900.
BROOKLYN, Nov. 9, $40 a. m.-AIfred c..
Chaplin (democrat) for mayor and the en-
| tire democratic city ticket, with possibly
the exception of one of the judges, are
elected.